Savel brain dump in English! Comments http://blog.savel.org Same chaos as in my room or DIY guide for you Thu, 24 Jul 2008 17:01:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on USB Flash drive by: shreyas http://blog.savel.org/2005/11/12/usb-flash-drive/#comment-213 Thu, 26 Jun 2008 16:20:51 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2005/11/12/usb-flash-drive/#comment-213 hey!...if u kno something about the micro-controller from OTi (OTI002168, Ours Technology flash disk controller)..then please let me kno...do u know which programmer and software tools to use for it??..... hey!…if u kno something about the micro-controller from OTi (OTI002168, Ours Technology flash disk controller)..then please let me kno…do u know which programmer and software tools to use for it??…..

]]> Comment on Few words about CPLD by: CPLD http://blog.savel.org/2007/05/12/few-words-about-cpld/#comment-212 Fri, 30 May 2008 19:00:31 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/05/12/few-words-about-cpld/#comment-212 Thanks for a detailed description about using CPLD & good luck with future experiments. Dave Thanks for a detailed description about using CPLD & good luck with future experiments.

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]]> Comment on Programming Cable for Kenwood by: electricerika http://blog.savel.org/2006/12/12/programming-cable-for-kenwood/#comment-210 Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:40:29 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2006/12/12/programming-cable-for-kenwood/#comment-210 Please share your knowledge by posting this pinouts information on <b><a href="http://www.allpinouts.org" rel="nofollow">AllPinouts</a></b> archive (<a href="http://www.allpinouts.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.allpinouts.org</a>). AllPinouts is a Web-based free content project (like Wikipedia) that collects information about hardware interfaces of modern and obsolete hardware, including pinouts of ports, expansion slots, and other connectors of computers and different digital devices (i.e. Cellular Phones, GPS, PDA, Game Consoles, etc.). All text is available under the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL) and may be distributed or linked accordingly. AllPinouts archive already contains hundreds of pages organized into three main categories (Connectors, Cables, Adapters) and several subcategories. Please share your knowledge by posting this pinouts information on AllPinouts archive (http://www.allpinouts.org).

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]]> Comment on Car MP3 player by: Vovchik http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-209 Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:46:52 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-209 It is possible to make in the given device function of memory at switching-off ?Here that has found: http://download.chinadz.com/IC_PDF/R/ROHM/BU/BU9432.pdf It is possible to make in the given device function of memory at switching-off ?Here that has found: http://download.chinadz.com/IC_PDF/R/ROHM/BU/BU9432.pdf

]]> Comment on Repairing Philips DVP-3010 and clones by: Administrator http://blog.savel.org/2007/08/10/repairing-philips-dvp-3010-and-clones/#comment-208 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 10:55:50 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/08/10/repairing-philips-dvp-3010-and-clones/#comment-208 In most cases, the damage is much more distant than 2mm from side. I just cut all the damaged area, using regulated soldering iron remove all isolation and glue blue plastic spacer back. It take about 2 minutes to repair the cable. In most cases, the damage is much more distant than 2mm from side. I just cut all the damaged area, using regulated soldering iron remove all isolation and glue blue plastic spacer back. It take about 2 minutes to repair the cable.

]]> Comment on Repairing Philips DVP-3010 and clones by: asdaq http://blog.savel.org/2007/08/10/repairing-philips-dvp-3010-and-clones/#comment-207 Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:43:23 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/08/10/repairing-philips-dvp-3010-and-clones/#comment-207 just to clarify a bit as it was somewhat vague. the pcb mentioned is actually the small strip on the disc side of the cable, which unclips delicately from the laser board. to fix the cable, i used scissors to trim of about 2mm of the end of the connector, replaced in socket and then moved the tape as seen in pic above. hope this helps and thanks for posting this in the 1st place. just to clarify a bit as it was somewhat vague. the pcb mentioned is actually the small strip on the disc side of the cable, which unclips delicately from the laser board. to fix the cable, i used scissors to trim of about 2mm of the end of the connector, replaced in socket and then moved the tape as seen in pic above. hope this helps and thanks for posting this in the 1st place.

]]> Comment on Small drill by: James Thompson http://blog.savel.org/2008/03/15/small-drill/#comment-206 Sat, 22 Mar 2008 19:22:25 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2008/03/15/small-drill/#comment-206 Good job of tracking down the problem. I may not understand exactly what your problem is so forgive me if I give you information that may not help. I've messed with a few motors before including hand held drills and VCR capstain (speed regulator) motors. Most of the cheap ones (including expensive VCR motors) don't use steel ball bearings to center the rotor shaft, but use a thick brass washer. Sometimes the brass wears out and the shaft can wobble. I've temporarily (sometimes permanently) fixed the wobble by coating the inside of the brass bearing with silver solder. I then reassemble the motor after drilling the center out, or else if the solder was thin enough simply force the shaft back in and manually wiggle the shaft a little to loosen it up. Good job of tracking down the problem. I may not understand exactly what your problem is so forgive me if I give you information that may not help. I've messed with a few motors before including hand held drills and VCR capstain (speed regulator) motors. Most of the cheap ones (including expensive VCR motors) don't use steel ball bearings to center the rotor shaft, but use a thick brass washer. Sometimes the brass wears out and the shaft can wobble. I've temporarily (sometimes permanently) fixed the wobble by coating the inside of the brass bearing with silver solder. I then reassemble the motor after drilling the center out, or else if the solder was thin enough simply force the shaft back in and manually wiggle the shaft a little to loosen it up.

]]> Comment on Small drill by: online casino http://blog.savel.org/2008/03/15/small-drill/#comment-205 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 16:20:05 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2008/03/15/small-drill/#comment-205 that looks like a pretty good brand of drills, i guess it works like a charm eh? <em>Thanks, casino-online-best, but your spam is blocked :) -Admin.</em> that looks like a pretty good brand of drills, i guess it works like a charm eh?

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]]> Comment on Car MP3 player by: James Thompson http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-204 Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:30:08 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-204 I'm an idiot. My backwards address is moc.liamtoh@999timmaj. I'm an idiot.
My backwards address is moc.liamtoh@999timmaj.

]]> Comment on Car MP3 player by: James Thompson http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-203 Fri, 14 Mar 2008 04:04:52 +0000 http://blog.savel.org/2007/02/01/car-mp3-player/#comment-203 Sorry for not responding sooner. Very busy. A small line of text from the email sent to me said "Please note that the 1st generation of ROHM's memory host + media decoder solution was to be released as BU9432; however, the part number that actually went to mass production was BU9431". That means the 9432 is the same as the 9431. I don't know what your emails addresses are, so I'll post my email here. Send me an email with the subject line of "Rohm BU9431". My email is "moc.liamtoh@timmaj". It's typed in backwards to fool spammers. Sorry for not responding sooner. Very busy. A small line of text from the email sent to me said “Please note that the 1st generation of ROHM’s memory host + media decoder solution was to be released as BU9432; however, the part number that actually went to mass production was BU9431″. That means the 9432 is the same as the 9431. I don't know what your emails addresses are, so I'll post my email here. Send me an email with the subject line of “Rohm BU9431″. My email is “moc.liamtoh@timmaj". It’s typed in backwards to fool spammers.

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